April 2, 2019
France Can Offer Justice to Corruption Victims
Senate Should Pass Law Requiring Repatriation of Stolen Assets
April 2, 2019
‘Drug War’ – Style Lawlessness Spirals in Philippines
14 Farmers, Peasant Leader Killed in Negros ‘Anti-Crime Operations’
April 2, 2019
On World Autism Awareness Day, ‘Everything is Possible’
A Call for Inclusive Education for Children with Disabilities in European Schools
April 1, 2019
China’s Labor Activists ‘Hold Fast to Freedom’
National Crackdown Engulfs Workers’ Rights Advocates in Shenzhen
April 1, 2019
Brazil’s Bolsonaro Attempts to Rewrite History
Demonstrators Remember the Military Coup and Call for Justice
March 29, 2019
Zimbabwe Should Investigate Allegations of Aid Abuse
Cyclone Victims Reportedly Denied Food on Political Grounds
March 29, 2019
Why the Gaza Protests Won’t Stop
Despite Carnage, Palestinians Continue to Demand Their Rights
March 28, 2019
French Highest Court Finds “Bone Tests” Flawed, but Constitutional
Controversial tests to determine age of unaccompanied migrant children should go
March 27, 2019
Top UN Rights Body Calls for Protection of Environmental Defenders
Defenders Play a ‘Positive, Important and Legitimate’ Role
March 26, 2019
Indonesian University Censors Lesbian Love Story
Officials Shut Down Student News Website Over Story ‘Promoting Homosexuality’
March 26, 2019
Canada, Please Save All the ‘Snowden Refugees’
Two Who Sheltered Snowden Find Refuge, But Five Others Still Imperiled
March 26, 2019
What Italy’s Interior Minister Should Have Said About Rescue at Sea
Italy Should Live Up to its Responsibilities by Responding Humanely to Rescued Migrants
March 25, 2019
South Africa Launches Plan to Combat Xenophobia and Racism
Crucial Step in South Africa’s Path to Justice and Equality
